A community association manager is a manager who deals with property owners or homeowners. For one to become certified, you need to ensure that you take an 18-hour course and pass the exam. The test below is perfect for helping you pass the Florida Cam the first time you take it. Give it a shot and get to notice what you haven’t understood so far.
Specific rights are granted to the owners.
A community association can be both residential and non residential
Real or personal property, owned by two or more entities, with a legally binding agreement for every member/homeowner to share responsibility and maintenance.
All of the above
None of they above
Structured by formal legal documents defining property rights, rules, and restrictions. Provides for governance, business and communal aspects of administering, maintaining and enhancing property.
Provides for governance, business and communal aspects of administering, maintaining and enhancing property. Grants rights and or imposing liabilities on the association members. Referred to as a covenant in certain types of communities associations.
Neither A nor B.
Florida statutes provide requirements for different types types of community associations.
A, B,C
A. Condominiums only
B. Mandatory Homeowners Association(HOA) and Cooperatives
C. Mandatory Homeowners Association and Condominiums
None of the above
A. To include the Declaration or the Covenant which transfers responsibilities to the new owner.
B. To define the administration, maintenance and operation of the property.
C. Set the limits of what can be charged for units
Both A and B
Both B and C
A. The Community Association Manager
B. The Ombudsman
C. The President Of The Association
D.The developer
The gardner
A. Articles Of Incorporation
B. Buy Laws.
C. Neither A nor B
D. Both and B
30 days and $15 per unit.
70 days and $30 per unit
120 days and $15 per unit
120 days and $20 per unit
Yes
No
A. Articles Of Incorporation
B. Bylaws
Neither A or B
Both A and B
A. Bylaws
B. Covenant
C. Fees
A.Public Offering Statement, Name and address of the timeshare plan, and of the developer and seller, if any.
B. Location & brief description of accommodations and facilities, if any located in Florida. Number of Timeshare interests and Timesahe periods to be offered. Term of timeshare plan.
C. Timeshare instrument relating to management and of accommodations and facilities, if any, located in Florida. Budget as required by statutes.
A only.
A, B, C
A. Description of the plan of phase development
B. arrangements for management
C. Budget for each phase.
A and B
A, B, C